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Here a few pics of my 1946 Ford panel, just patiently waiting to get into the garage.
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Here a few pics of my 1946 Ford panel, just patiently waiting to get into the garage.
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Here are a few pics of my 1946 Ford panel
(img)http://picasaweb.google.com/schindlerphotography/46Ford_Panel?feat=directlink(/img)
Here are a few pics of my 1946 Ford panel
(img)http://picasaweb.google.com/schindlerphotography/46Ford_Panel?feat=directlink(/img)
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Finally found the link
Outstanding style
The only problem is going to be all the work involved. Elroy gets tired just looking at the pictures.
Swap meet is right. That thing will require "lots-o-parts"
A street rod would be MUCH easier and even then it will grind you into the ground. Have you ever tackled a project of that size ???
If so you know what Elroy is talking about
If not, then be prepared. It take a lot of commitment to push a job of that size to completion. When complete the sense of satisfaction is very strong.
Midway through, when the problems seem overwhelming you may ask yourself why ??
Good luck with your project. The style is great, the work is tough. Be prepared for long hours and lots-o-money.
The only problem is going to be all the work involved. Elroy gets tired just looking at the pictures.
Swap meet is right. That thing will require "lots-o-parts"
A street rod would be MUCH easier and even then it will grind you into the ground. Have you ever tackled a project of that size ???
If so you know what Elroy is talking about
If not, then be prepared. It take a lot of commitment to push a job of that size to completion. When complete the sense of satisfaction is very strong.
Midway through, when the problems seem overwhelming you may ask yourself why ??
Good luck with your project. The style is great, the work is tough. Be prepared for long hours and lots-o-money.
Uncle Buck
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Monumental amount of truth in what ol Elroy said there, but hey, many dedicated strong hearted hot rod souls have transformed piles looking worse than than into fire breathers, haven't they. I wish you well with your project. At least it is no cookie cutter.
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Him and whose army ??
You're on crack if you think one man could fully restore that thing in 200 hours.
That is unless you jack up the radiator cap and drive a fully restored trunk under the cap and call it restored. We're talking restore, not replace.
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give me that thing, 1 month and Ill give it hell.